The Wolf Among Us is Telltale’s adaptation of DC’s Fables. The previous post was about the lighting in Telltale’s adaptation of The Walking Dead, which is very good given its restrictions, but I think TWAU took it to a new level. I think it’s primarily because TWAU exists in a world full of fairy tale characters. […]
The Walking Dead is Telltale’s adaptation of the original comic. Since it’s release and subsequent games, Telltale has made a name for itself as one of the best companies to release interactive games rich with story and cinematography. Given the setting is a post-apocalyptic world full of zombies, Telltale was restricted to creating scenes that employed […]
The other part of the movie is the city. It is incredibly gorgeous, and the lighting is what made it that way. While the day scene is absolutely beautiful because it showed you the city in all of its glorious little details, the night scene was even better. The choice of colors, the choice of […]
The lighting in BH6 is amazing, and is all thanks to the fact that Disney spent 2 years creating a light renderer dubbed as Hyperion. The main issue is how light is supposed to interact with the material Baymax is made out of, this big inflatable (and huggable) robot. It’s incredibly awesome to see how they manage to […]
When the mechnicals were on stage, the lights seemed more intense/brighter. There also was a hint of green that made the stage look warmer. It’s unique because it did feel like it was emphasizing that this was a play within a play, and although it had the natural/realistic lighting, there was a subtle difference from when the Athenians […]
The lighting for the fairies was my favorite from the play. They used the exposed fixtures with LED lights to create the red spotlight and enhance it with shades of blues, as well as a soft gobo. Not only that but they used the shadows from the exposed fixtures + fake flowers to help frame […]
